Is cod fishing allowed in the Atlantic provinces?

Cod fishing is allowed in some areas of the Atlantic provinces, but it is subject to strict regulations. In recent years, cod stocks in the Northwest Atlantic have been depleted, and the Canadian government has implemented a number of measures to protect the fish. These measures include quotas on the amount of cod that can be caught, restrictions on the type of fishing gear that can be used, and closed fishing seasons.

As a result of these regulations, cod fishing is no longer a viable commercial activity in many parts of the Atlantic provinces. However, recreational fishing for cod is still allowed in some areas, and it can be a popular pastime for both locals and tourists.